Robin MCP

Robin, inside your AI assistant

Operate your workplace from Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, or any AI assistant that supports MCP.

Add this URL to your assistant, then sign in with Robin.

https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp

Setup steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and more.

How it works

Robin MCP is a server that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard AI assistants use to reach outside tools and data. Point your assistant at it, sign in with your Robin account, and the assistant works with Robin on your behalf. It sees and does only what your own Robin account allows.

Connect your AI assistant

Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in can use Robin. Each guide shows where to add the server URL and how to sign in.

Claude

Team or Enterprise plan? An Owner needs to add Robin under Organization settings → Connectors first. After that, each member connects with their own Robin account.

  1. Open Robin in the Claude directory and connect it
  2. Claude sends you to Robin to sign in
  3. To use it, open the + menu in a chat, choose Connectors, and switch Robin on
ChatGPT

Custom connectors need developer mode, which ChatGPT offers on its Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education plans.

  1. Switch on developer mode: Settings → Security and login → Developer mode
  2. Open ChatGPT Plugins and press + to create a connector
  3. Give it a name and a short description, set Connection to URL, and paste:
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
  1. Save it. ChatGPT lists the Robin tools it found
  2. Sign in with your Robin account when asked
  3. In a new chat, pick Robin from the tools menu, or just mention Robin in your message
  4. ChatGPT checks with you before anything that changes data in Robin. Approve the actions you want
Gemini

Robin works with two Google products. Use the steps for the one you have.

Antigravity CLI (agy)

Antigravity CLI replaces Gemini CLI, and reads MCP servers from its own config file rather than Gemini CLI’s settings.

  1. You need Antigravity CLI installed
  2. Add Robin to ~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json, or to a project’s .agents/mcp_config.json. If the file already lists servers, add the robin entry to its mcpServers:
{ "mcpServers": { "robin": { "serverUrl": "https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp" } } }
  1. Start agy and run /mcp to open the MCP manager. Robin should be listed
  2. Sign in to Robin when Antigravity asks

Gemini Enterprise

For Google Cloud admins adding Robin as a data store in Gemini Enterprise. The Gemini app itself only takes custom MCP servers on personal Google accounts, not work accounts, so use Gemini Enterprise for your organization.

  1. In the Gemini Enterprise console, open Data stores, create one, and pick Custom MCP Server as its source
  2. Set authentication to OAuth 2.0 and fill in:
MCP server URL
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
Authorization URL
https://auth.robinpowered.eu/api/oauth/authorize
Token URL
https://auth.robinpowered.eu/token

This Robin environment does not offer self-service client registration. Contact Robin support for a client ID and secret.

  1. Name the connector, add a description and a location, and create it
  2. Use Actions → Reload custom actions to sign in to Robin and choose which Robin actions to turn on
  3. Connect the data store to the Gemini Enterprise apps or agents that should use Robin
Microsoft 365 Copilot

Coming soon. Robin is adding sign-in for Microsoft 365 Copilot, and the setup steps will appear here when it’s ready.

Microsoft Copilot Studio
  1. Open the agent you want to give Robin to and go to its Tools
  2. Choose Add a tool, then New tool, then Model Context Protocol
  3. Paste the server URL:
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
  1. Under Authentication, pick OAuth 2.0 with the Dynamic discovery type
  2. Create a connection, or reuse one, and sign in to Robin
  3. Select Add to agent
Grok

Custom connectors are for Grok Business and Enterprise. A team admin sets up Robin first. After that, each member connects with their own Robin account.

  1. Open grok.com/connectors (some accounts call this page Plugins), select New Connector, then Custom
  2. Paste this URL:
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
  1. Sign in with your Robin account when Grok asks
Perplexity

Custom remote connectors are a Perplexity Enterprise feature. An admin can add Robin for the whole organization under Enterprise settings → Permissions → Connectors permissions, or switch on Allow members to add custom connectors so people add it themselves.

  1. In Perplexity, go to Account settings → Connectors, select + Custom connector, then Remote
  2. Name it Robin and paste this as the MCP Server URL:
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
  1. Set Authentication to OAuth and Transport to Streamable HTTP. Perplexity finds Robin’s sign-in on its own
  2. Check the acknowledgement box and select Add
  3. Select the Robin card in Connectors and sign in with your Robin account
  4. An admin who added Robin for the organization then shares it from Enterprise settings → Permissions
Other MCP-supporting assistants

Robin works with any assistant that can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth. Names and menus differ, but the steps are the same.

  1. Find where your assistant adds outside tools. It may call them connectors, integrations, apps, or MCP servers
  2. Add a remote server. If it asks for a transport, pick Streamable HTTP. Paste this URL:
https://mcp.robinpowered.eu/mcp
  1. If it asks how to authenticate, pick OAuth
  2. Sign in with your Robin account when the assistant asks